St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-29
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uhe ChautauGua circle neld 8 puOllc meet
az at the residence of Rev. Levi Gilbert on
fuesdav evening AMI devoted the time to the
life and works of Robert Burns. Among the
Interesting features of the programme were
IN essay on Burns by Andrew Hill, readings
hom his poems by Prof L. H. Kirk. Misses
lally Tawney and Mary Ball SOLO by MISS
lila Vance and duet by Misses Smith and
Eescott.
"A progressive euchre party took place at
amuel McCarty's on West Broadway, Satur-
lay evening. The head prizes were won by
Irs. Hogan ard Dennis O. Brien and the foot
rizes by Mrs. Ed McConnon and John Nc
luire.
Misses Nav and Edith Norton gave euchre
party to about seventy-five young Indies
Wednesday afternoon in honor of their
guest, Miss Jennie Weist, OF Chicago.
Misses Alice Blunt and Elizabeth Laird
rent TO Mortified to-day to spend few days
nth Miss Mauie Laird at Carlton college,,
1ter which they will visit St. Paul.
Miss Louise hengel was surprised by
bout twent couples of her young friends
n Tuesday evening, vino came accompanied
y the Gate City orchestra.
A. o. SlaGe will entertain the West end
whist club on Saturday evening. The club
Ras entertained last Saturday evening by
Mrs. r. Il. Bither.
L. G. Johnson and bride returned on Tues
lay from trip to New Orleans and are stop
ling with the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Holland.
Miss Annie McCutchen will leave on Tues
laS for New York, where she will join her
lncle to 20 TO Florida to spend the balance of
he winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Adelbert Potter and Mrs. w.
D. Chandler " ill receive on Wednesday even
ng next at the corner of Broadway and Mar
Let streets.
. Mrs. John Leonard, OF Lake City, arrived in
he city last evening to spend few days
nth her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
!. Morey.
Gen. Lew Wallace, who lectures in this city
saturday evening, will be the guest of
Ion. Judge Wilson while here.
The pupils of Miss Genevieve Clark and
Prof. q. Albrecht gave recitals on Tuesday
IND Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sinclair entertained the
Dcial club at their residence on Broad way,
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase, of Oshkosh, who have
leen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. MARRIED., left for
lone on Thursday.
Mrs. B. H. Langley. Mrs. z. d. Morse and
Yrs. George M. Brush visited the carnival on
thursday.
Mrs. Edward F. Mues and daughters went
st. Paul on Wednesday to see the ice
palace.
Mr.. and Mrs R. T. Lanberton were among
he visitors to the winter carnival this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank G. Webb entertained
the Nondescript club On Wednesday evening.
The Oxford club met with Mrs. Stevens, on
East Wabasha street, on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T. W. Flint departed Wednesday even
eg for Philadelphia and Washington,
Mrs. John Wilson spent the past week with
friends in Hastings and St. Paul.
Miss Jennie Werst, of Chicago, is visiting
Uses Mary and Edith Norton.
Hon. W. H. Yale and wifeayere among the
Einonians in ST. Paul this week.
Mrs. F. D. Sloan and Miss Winnie Sloan
lave returned from Chicago.
Mayor Willis and wife and Aid. Garock and
fife have gone to St. Paul.
Frank McDonough and wife departed for
It. Paul Friday morning.
Rev. &. j. Thomson and wife were among
he visitors to st. Paul.
The West End Whist club met with Mrs
J. G. Nevins last week.
Mrs. r. Il. Lambert On has gone to Chippewa
Falls 10 visit friends.
The Oxford league will meet with Miss Mary
Ball Tuesday evening
Mrs. 81. Terry, OF st. Charles, is visiting
2rs. E. V. Bogart.
Miss Louise Wilson is spending a few
Feeks in st. Louis.
c. NJ. Youmans and wife are spending the
Feek at st. Paul.
Carl Stevens and wife went up to the ice
lalace last week.
Miss Lettie Roberts departed to-day for
aecorah, Ia.
Mrs NJ. A. PETIT gave a reception Monday
light last
Mrs. a. NJ. PETIT is visiting friends at Min
ieapolis.
Mrs. Will ]. Evans spent the past week at
t. Paul